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... Gregg, Regiment. Fxsbuxry. 1. Sir John Muir Mackenzie, Bart. Colonel T. Leighton, Bombay Army Loveden, Esq., M.P. for Cardigan, aged 39 3. Lieut. General Hou. Thomas Edward Capel, 66. 6. Rear Admiral John Gedge. 6. John O’Brien, Esq., late M.P. for Limerick ...
... Tbe first cose occurred at the Licensed Victuallers’ Schocj, Kennington-lane, where large silver cup, engraved Presented to John Clarke,” 51. Bank of England note, four sovereigns, and some silver plate, mat Iced H, were carried off. Another at Mr. S. ...
... dealers (so far as regards John Brown)-Edmund' Graham, William Esetwood, William Hatthinson, and John Wallis, late of Halompo Brook, Lancashire, cotton spinners (so far As -regards Edmund Grahanoa-John Andrew Jones and John Thomas Joneg, of Leadenhall-street ...
... threw Sir George with great force on bis right arm. We say, that on being lifted fromthe ground, it was found that the Right Hon, Baronet had sustained a serions in- jury by brenking the bone of his right arm, just above the wrist The Right Honourable Baronet ...
... injuries so extensive, dispatched a message for Dr. Brookes surgeon, of Cheltenham. Amputation was deemed need/ill, and the arm was taken off below the shoulder joint, under the influence of chloroform. (c _ r4 COURT CIRCULAR. WINDSOR, TUES DA Y. Royal ...
... hounds. WVhilst iil the l!eihlt of the chlase, his tiors' fell, and Sir George, I lii1 l sith iim, broke thie smalil hone of his arm, just nbonve the wrist. Te - right bonorblo b baronet is goin on very favourably, thougli not yet able to leave Coloeshill. ...
... and the longer we defer the correction of our errors and the reformation of our system, the harder will be the struggle for John Bull, and the greater the probability ofhis ultimate defeat. From another point of view our national position was very striking ...
... loss, and unshaken in tbeir purpose, threw themselves into tbe ditch, or against the palisades at tbo gorge ; tbe sappers, armed witb axes and crowbars, attempting to cut away, or force down this defence, but tbe palisades woro of such thickness, and so ...
... Adair, James M'Cleary, Thomas NM'llroy, Thomas Dawson, George Folingsby. Richard Payne, Treasturer-John Ahbott. Librarian-John Magee. SECRETARIES: John Armour. I Robert Hamilton. WI. Moved by JonN IIrNn, Esq., and seconded by WILLIAm BoTToNMuY, Esq.- ...
... given the Mayor of London in the Mansion House, Sit C. Napier makes statement of what he did in the Baltic, and the Earl of Cardigan recounts his services at Balaclava. —At meeting of convocation of the Church of England, resolutions were carried for mo ...
... that has addeds 175® copies of Mr Macaulay's new volumes hb circulating library, rhle would form good edition of new work. Mr John Doyle, the celebrated artist, Is preparing picture re> resenting one of Rogers's breakfast parties. Ths Athene*** says, Doyle ...
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